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A Preliminary Inventory of the Willie Nelson Recording Collection 1954 A Preliminary Inventory of the Willie Nelson Recording Collection 1954-2010 Collection 066 Descriptive Summary Creator: Artificial Collection Title: The Willie Nelson Recording Collection Dates: 1954-2010 Abstract: The Willie Nelson Recording Collection spans 1954-2010, chronicling the career of renowned Texas singer, songwriter, and bandleader. The collection contains 877 recordings, including LPs, 45 rpms, audio cassettes, compact discs, VHS cassettes, and DVDs. Identification: Collection 066 Extent: 33 boxes (13 linear feet) Language: English. Repository: Southwestern Writers Collection, The Wittliff Collections, Alkek Library, Texas State University-San Marcos Scope and Contents Note The Willie Nelson Recording Collection spans 1954-2010, chronicling the career of renowned Texas singer, songwriter, and bandleader. The collection contains 877 recordings, including LPs, 45 rpms, audio cassettes, compact discs, VHS cassettes, and DVDs. Included in the collection are recordings under Nelson’s leadership as well as recordings on which he is a guest musician, producer, or songwriter. Highlights from the collection include Nelson’s first 45 rpm record released under his name, “No Place For Me” b/w “Lumberjack” (pictured above), numerous live recordings, studio demos, and deluxe-edition CDs with rare and previously unreleased material. Some of Nelson’s earliest recordings as a guest musician and songwriter are featured in the collection that represents the bulk of Nelson’s official discography. The collection is arranged chronologically by publication date. Not every recording is dated, and some are listed with an approximate date of release. Some recordings are listed by their original release date, not the date of production of that particular disc, cassette, etc. For example, The Troublemaker was originally released on LP in 1976. On the CD edition, only the 1976 release date is listed, not the date of the CD release. Other CD editions of albums that were originally released on LP do contain the date of the CD release. 2 Administrative Information Access Restrictions Open for research. Preferred Citation The Willie Nelson Recording Collection, Southwestern Writers Collection, The Wittliff Collections, Texas State University-San Marcos Acquisition Information Purchased from John Kalinsky, Accession 2010-055 Processing Information Inventoried by Alan Schaefer, 2010 3 Container List Box # Description 1954 27 Isbell, Dave. "Let's Do It Up Brown" b/w "A Make Believe Christmas," 1954 (45 rpm) 27 Isbell, Dave. "No Longer Afraid" b/w "Satisfied Or Sorry," 1954 (45 rpm) 1955 27 Nelson, Willie. "When I Sang My Last Hillbilly Song" b/w "A Star Is Just Begun," c.1955/released c. 1980 (45 rpm) 27 Miller, Frankie. "I Don't Know Why I Love You" b/w "Day By Day," 1955 (45 rpm) [Willie Nelson guest guitarist] 27 Miller, Frankie. "Paint, Powder And Perfume" b/w "What You Do From Now On," 1955 (45 rpm) [Willie Nelson guest guitarist] 1957 27 Nelson, Willie. "No Place For Me" b/w "Lumberjack," c. 1957 (45 rpm) 1959 27 Sewell, Homer Lee. "She's Mad At Me" b/w "Whisper Your Name," 1959 (45 rpm) 27 Walker, Billie. "The Storm Within My Heart" b/w "A Woman Like You," 1959 (45 rpm) [First song written by Willie Nelson that was recorded by another artist] 1960 27 Gray, Claude. "Family Bible" b/w "Crying In the Night," 1960 (45 rpm) ["Crying In the Night co-written by Willie Nelson] 27 Gray, Claude. "Home Coming In Heaven" b/w "When The Light Shines In The Valley," 1960 (45 rpm) ["Home Coming In Heaven" co-written by Willie Nelson] 27 Gray, Claude. "Leave Alone" b/w "My Party's Over," 1960 (45 rpm) ["Leave Alone" co-written by Willie Nelson; "My Party's Over" written by Willie Nelson 1961 27 Butler, Larry. "My Mama's Waltz" b/w "His Horse Is Whiskey," c. 1961 (45 rpm) 27 Butler, Larry. "What Right Have I" b/w "Love Me," 1961 (45 rpm) [Written by Willie Nelson] 4 29 Hamilton IV, George. To You and Yours (From Me and Mine), 1961 (LP) ["I Want a Girl" written by Willie Nelson] 27 McDonald, Skeets. "Same Old Town" b/w "I Write You Letters," 1961 (45 rpm) ["I Write You Letters" co-written by Willie Nelson] 1962 28 Nelson, Willie. …and then I wrote, 1962 (LP) 1963 28 Nelson, Willie. Here's Willie Nelson, 1963 (LP) 1964 27 Cochran, Hank. "Your Country Boy" b/w "She Always Comes Back To Me," 1964 (45 rpm) ["Your Country Boy" written by Willie Nelson; "She Always Comes Back To Me" co-written by Willie Nelson] 1965 28 Nelson, Willie. Country Willie - His Own Songs, 1965 (LP) 27 Lewis, Bobby. "Everybody's Baby" b/w "Perfect Example of a Fool," 1965 (45 rpm) ["Everybody's Baby" written by Willie Nelson] 29 Smith, Connie. Connie Smith, 1965 (LP) ["Darling, Are You Ever Coming Home" written by Willie Nelson] 19 Smith, Connie. Connie Smith, 1965 (CD) [contains "Darling Are You Ever Coming Home" and another song Willie wrote but not on the album] 1966 28 Nelson, Willie. Country Favorites - Willie Nelson Style, 1966 (LP) 1967 28 Nelson, Willie. Make Way For Willie Nelson, 1967 (LP) 29 Nelson, Willie. The Party's Over And Other Great Willie Nelson Songs, 1967 (LP) 22 Nelson, Willie. Texas In My Soul, 1967 (CD) 30 Bowman, Don. Don Bowman Recorded Almost Live, 1967 (LP) 29 Gray, Claude. Treasure of Love, 1967 (LP) 27 Atkins, Chet & Friends. "Chet's Tune" b/w "Country Gentlemen," 1967 (45 rpm) 5 1968 28 Nelson, Willie. Texas In My Soul, 1968 (LP) 1969 29 Nelson, Willie. Good Times, 1969 (LP) 28 Nelson, Willie. My Own Peculiar Way, 1969 (LP) 30 Bowman, Don. Support Your Local Prison, 1969 (LP) 1971 28 Nelson, Willie. Willie Nelson & Family, 1971 (LP) 29 Nelson, Willie. Yesterday's Wine, 1971 (LP) 1972 28 Nelson, Willie. Famous Country Music Makers, 1972 28 Nelson, Willie. The Words Don't Fit The Picture, 1972 (LP) 1973 23 Nelson, Willie. The Best of Willie Nelson, 1973 (CD) 23 Nelson, Willie. Shotgun Willie, 1973 (CD) 1974 21 Nelson, Willie. Live 1974 with David Allan Coe (KAFM Disc 1), 1974 (CD) 19 Nelson, Willie. Live 1974 with David Allan Coe (KAFM Disc 2), 1974 (CD) 19 Nelson, Willie. Live in Austin, Texas 7/7/74, 1974 (DVD) 11 Nelson, Willie. Phases and Stages, 1974 (CD) 9 Various Artists. Willie Nelson's 4th of July Picnic 1974, 1974 (DVD) 1975 22 Nelson, Willie. Country Willie, 1975 (CD) 11 Nelson, Willie. Red Headed Stranger, 1975 (CD) 5 Murphey, Michael. Swans Against the Sun, 1975 (CD) [Willie Nelson guest vocalist] 6 1976 7 Nelson, Willie. The Sound in Your Mind, 1976 (CD) 28 Nelson, Willie. The Sound In Your Mind, 1976 (LP) 28 Nelson, Willie. The Sound In Your Mind, 1976 (LP) 17 Nelson, Willie. The Troublemaker, 1976 (CD) 28 Nelson, Willie. The Troublemaker, 1976 (LP) 28 Nelson, Willie. Willie Nelson Live, 1976 (LP) 28 Nelson, Willie & Friends. Longhorn Jamboree Presents Willie Nelson and his Friends, 1976 (LP) 27 Eddy, Duane Featuring Deed And Some Very Good Friends. "You Are My Sunshine" b/w "From 8 to 7," 1976 (45 rpm) 30 Fromholz, Steve. A Rumor In My Own Time, 1976 (LP) [Willie Nelson guest guitarist] 30 Gimble, Johnny. Johnny Gimble's Texas Dance Party, 1976 (LP) 30 Various Artists. Music From "Mackintosh & T.J." 1976 (LP) 1977 7 Nelson, Willie. To Lefty From Willie, 1977 (CD) 29 Nelson, Willie. To Lefty From Willie, 1977 (LP) 28 Nelson, Willie. Willie/Before His Time, 1977 (LP) 30 Coe, David Allan. Rides Again, 1977 (LP) 30 Shaver, Billy Joe. Gypsy Boy, 1977 (LP) [Willie Nelson guest guitarist] 1978 28 Nelson, Willie. Face Of A Fighter, 1978 (LP) 11 Nelson, Willie. Stardust, 1978 (CD) 29 Nelson, Willie. Stardust - picture disc, 1978 (LP) 15 Nelson, Willie. Willie and Family Live, 1978 (CD) 27 Bowman, Don. "Willon and Waylee" b/w "Power Tool Song," 1978 (45 rpm) 27 Browne, Cooder. "Grizzly Bear," 1978 (45 rpm) 7 27 Browne, Cooder. "Grizzly Bear" b/w "Two Trains." 1978 (45 rpm) 27 Browne, Cooder. "Lonesome Rider," 1978 (45 rpm) 30 Cooder Browne. Cooder Browne, 1978 (LP) 30 Fromholz, Steve. Jus' Playin' Along, 1978 (LP) 27 Fromholz, Steve. "She's Everybody's Baby But Mine" b/w "Yellow Cat," 1978 (45 rpm) 13 Harris, Emmylou. Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent Town, 1978 (CD) [Willie Nelson guest vocalist] 30 Hubbard, Ray Wylie. Off The Wall, 1978 (LP) 27 Hudson, Larry G. "Just Out Of Reach Of My Two Open Arms" b/w "Warm And Tender Love," 1978 (45 rpm) 27 Nelson, Bobbie. "Will You Remember Me" b/w "End Of Understanding," 1978 (45 rpm) 30 Various Artists. Six Pak Volume 1, 1978 (LP) 30 Various Artists. Volunteer Jam III & IV Hosted By The Charlie Daniels Band, 1978 (LP) 1979 18 Nelson, Willie. New Horizons, 1979 (CD) 21 Nelson, Willie. Pretty Paper, 1979 (CD) 11 Nelson, Willie. Willie Nelson Sings Kristofferson, 1979 (CD) 4 Nelson, Willie & Leon Russell. One For the Road, 1979 (CD) 30 Bowman, Don. Still Fighting Mental Health, 1979 (LP) [Willie Nelson guest vocalist; Note: LP is broken] 30 Coolidge-Jones, Priscilla. Flying, 1979 (LP) [Willie Nelson guest vocalist] 27 Geezinslaw Brothers. "If You Think I'm Crazy Now" b/w "Diet Song," 1979 (45 rpm) 30 Geezinslaw Brothers. If You Think I'm Crazy Now…,1979 (LP) [Willie Nelson guest vocalist] 27 Hudson, Larry G. "Loving You Is A Natural High" b/w "You Don't Know Me," 1979 (45 rpm) 27 Rose Pam (with friend). "It's Not Supposed To Be That Way," 1979 (45 rpm) [Written by Willie Nelson] 8 27 Rose, Pam. "We're Gonna Try It Tonight" b/w "It's Not Supposed To Be That Way," 1979 (45 rpm) ["It's Not Supposed To Be That Way" written by Willie Nelson] 25 Various Artists.
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